10 Tips To Take Care of Bonsai At Home

Producer:  Peuli Bakshi

Soil Type

Use well-draining bonsai soil to maintain appropriate moisture levels and prevent waterlogging.

Sunlight

Place your bonsai in a location where it receives bright but indirect sunlight.

Humidity

Maintain adequate humidity levels by using a humidity tray or misting the foliage regularly.

Pruning

Regularly prune your bonsai to maintain its desired shape and encourage healthy growth.

Fertilization

Feed your bonsai with a balanced fertilizer during the growing season to provide nutrients.

Repotting

Repot your bonsai typically every two to three years, to prevent root-bound conditions.

Extreme Conditions

Protect your bonsai from extreme temperatures, frost and strong winds, especially during winter.

Pest Management

Monitor your bonsai for signs of pests or diseases and take prompt action to prevent infestations.

Seasonal Care

Adjust your care routine according to the changing seasons. Ex: proper hydration in summer.

Wiring

Use wiring techniques to shape and train the branches of your bonsai, but be careful too.

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